Published 10 months ago

Cove students continue school with summer learning camps

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The percentage of students at San Diego Unified who are homeless is higher than it has been in at least eight years. State data shows the number of homeless students has increased by around 1,300 over the same time period. Data released by the Regional Task Force on Homelessness consistently shows that each month more people are becoming homeless than are being housed.

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The Killeen Daily Herald

Cove students continue school with summer learning camps

COPPERAS COVE — Though summer break is in full swing, the learning continues at many schools with summer camps available for those who want to extend their knowledge. It is no different in Copperas Cove, where hundreds of students are…

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Voice of San Diego

The Learning Curve: Schools Continue to Struggle with Student Homelessness

The percentage of students at San Diego Unified who are homeless is higher than it has been in at least eight years. State data shows the number of homeless students has increased by around 1,300 over the same time period. That’s a 23 percent increase. One thing to note: The district had five more homeless students in the 2019-2020 school year than this year, but because of precipitous pandemic-era enrollment declines, the percentage of distri…

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